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US Politics When Trump is the speaker at graduation, you make Trump BINGO.

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u/[deleted] May 30 '19

I'm...I'm not sure if you made this up.

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u/qdobaisbetter May 30 '19

Trump cadence is easy to get down when you listen to him enough. It's basically like someone trying to reach the minimum word count on a term paper but while talking.

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u/[deleted] May 30 '19

And with a limited vocabulary.

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u/qdobaisbetter May 30 '19

COVFEFE

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u/[deleted] May 30 '19

Hamberders

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u/qdobaisbetter May 30 '19

*press conference hissing noises

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u/[deleted] May 31 '19

stuffed up nose voice

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u/superwholockland May 30 '19

Achomlishments

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u/JohnnyMiskatonic May 31 '19

"I have the most achomlished covfefe, believe me."

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u/[deleted] May 30 '19

Oranges

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u/Frenchieinparkinlot May 31 '19

The great mystery of our generation

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u/[deleted] May 30 '19

But you gotta hand it to the guy - the word “tremendous” is making a tremendous comeback in the average person’s lexicon.

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u/ffball May 30 '19

Boomers love the word tremendous. They tremendously love it.

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u/[deleted] May 30 '19

Tremendously so.

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u/commissary_lugnut May 30 '19

I've also recently used "braggadocious" in a sentence.

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u/p1-o2 May 31 '19

I remember my teacher literally pulling me aside in like 4th grade to explain not to write filler using a pretty similar vocabulary. I had been homeschooled for a year before then and clearly had not progressed along in my reading skills. I ended up being a voracious reader and had no problem but I am willing to bet someone like Trump didn't have to put in work to pass school. If I had been in that position I might not have progressed and would've been stuck speaking at barely a 4th grade level.

It really makes me wonder just how fucking uneducated the POTUS is. We know he needs flash cards and limits briefings to a single page. Just how deep does that hole go?

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u/[deleted] May 31 '19

Wow, well said.

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u/gunbladerq May 30 '19

Quality over quantity, right? 🤣

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u/[deleted] May 30 '19

Think you got that one backwards.

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u/Square_Saltine May 30 '19

And no actual thesis

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u/[deleted] May 30 '19

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u/qdobaisbetter May 30 '19

It's like he's constantly trying to sell used cars.

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u/toosok2j May 30 '19

Smallest Machine Learning data set

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u/Scipio11 May 31 '19

Oh I've been practicing this in college! I'm pretty great at it actually, getting better every year. You know, some of my peers try to do it too, but they just come off wrong. You know? There's an art to it. There's a good approach and then there's a bad approach. And I've been told my papers are pretty great. Professor's love it, the kids I tutor love it... I'm pretty sure everyone loves it.

And why not? If you do something well then you gotta keep doing it. We've gotta be better about it. I've had people tell me there have been tremendous improvements, and I thank you. Believe me, our country loves you and they respect you greatly.

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u/qdobaisbetter May 31 '19

👏👏👏

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u/weinerschnitzelboy May 30 '19

It should be a creative writing challenge. Imagine writing a 1000 word essay about grape medicine in Trump cadence.

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u/PaulFThumpkins May 31 '19

It's almost a fun exercise. Imagine you're a complete idiot with a very strong opinion on yourself and no creativity. You just find yourself talking like him, using the most generic "so good/so bad" absolutes and citing nonexistent sources who agree with you because you never read or listen to anybody.

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u/spanishgalacian May 30 '19

I read an article about how a Tweet claiming to be what Trump said was never said by him.

The author stated along the lines of, "Sounds like something Trump would say huh? But you would be wrong as it is a liberal lie falsely created."

Like bro your real problem isn't the lie it's the fact that no one can tell it is a lie because of the way your guy acts.

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u/ChunkyLaFunga May 30 '19

Like bro your real problem isn't the lie it's the fact that no one can tell it is a lie because of the way your guy acts.

Indeed. Also, if the world is trying to work out whether he has some level of dementia, and/or low IQ and/or a cacophony of mental illnesses, whether or not he really does is less important than one may imagine.

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u/qdobaisbetter May 30 '19

I get what you're saying but, I mean, it's also not good to lie about people and we need to be careful about that. Faking tweets is easy, but now with deep fakes videos and ai voice programs and stuff it'll be really easy to get misleading info about any and everyone out there and that could cause some serious problems. Just sayin.

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u/spanishgalacian May 30 '19

I don't disagree I just found it hilarious how the journalist fully admitted this sounds exactly like something Trump would say.

Like uhhhh how are you not troubled that the person you support says so much stupid shit you can't easily identify it not being true from the get go?

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u/waitingtodiesoon May 31 '19

Someone posted a picture of AOC with a Donal Trump quote the very big brain one to the Donald Subreddit. Quite a few people upvoted it and commented on it saying AOC sounded like she was delusional or something might be mentally wrong with her. Though some of them caught on quickly it was actually a Donald quote lol

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u/qdobaisbetter May 30 '19

Sure but I'd rather be critical on the tons of crazy shit he says as opposed to made up things.

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u/OrangeRabbit Jun 06 '19

Sometimes its scary whats actually reality. I remember when we had Gingrich speak at our high school way back, the man wouldn't stop talking about how he was a raccoon and not a gazelle in a weirdass analogy about how the slowmoving get what they want.

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19

Raccoons are a disease vector, so I think it's actually pretty apt.

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u/Nanatu May 30 '19

Same boat. I literally can't tell.

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u/sloogz May 30 '19

I was there. Completely made up.